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October 7, 2007
From
Bonesville.net
-BVL:
ECU-UCF Game Center
-Myatt:
Stock of ECU and Kass on the rise
-O'Brien:
Johnson special against Knights
-BVL:
ECU-UCF Box Score
-BVL:
Conference USA Standings, Scores, Schedule
 BVL Audio:
Skip Holtz post-game remarks
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Knight-mare
for UCF
Chris
Johnson's big night leads Pirates to victory over Knights
-ECU
defense shines in 2nd half
-Former
players turn into kids again at Classic
Pirates power past Central Florida
Fayetteville Observer
Second half belongs to ECU
Raleigh News &
Observer
Pirates rally for big win over UCF
New Bern Sun Journal
Third's the charm
Chris
Johnson�s dazzling kickoff return Saturday was as much symbolic as it
was pragmatic.
Kinston Free Press
From the Orlando Sentinel
-Local
pair lights up the Knights
-Knights
fall apart in a head-shaking loss to East Carolina
-Kickoff
return for score longtime coming for UCF
Knights unravel late
Florida Sun-Sentinel
ECU Outlasts UCF In A Shootout, 52-38
Chris
Johnson returned a kickoff 96 yards for a touchdown to spark a 28-point
third quarter as East Carolina rallied against Central Florida and ran
away to a 52-38 Conference USA victory Saturday night. ECU (3-3, 2-1
C-USA) trailed 28-17 at halftime before the defense, offense and special
teams took charge with a 28-3 run.
ecupirates.com
Strong-second half leads East Carolina
Past UCF, 52-38
ucfathletics.com
October 6, 2007
Pirate Game Day
Come and Take it Day
From
Bonesville.net
-Monroe:
Kevin's Keys to the Game
WNCT:
TOT (S. Elliot, Kevin Miller,
Nathan Summers)
Pirate Gameday
-Pirate
athletic event calendar
 ECU
All Access
FOOTBALL
Central Florida
@
East Carolina
TV:
CSTV
XM
channel n/a
Sirius
channel 110
Weather.com Gameday Forecast:
Central Florida @ East Carolina
WNCT (Live Pregame and
Postgame coverage)
ISP-PSN list of affiliates
From
ecupirates.com
-Larry
Epperly Named Assistant Coach At East Carolina
A revitalized
but battered East Caroli
-Pirate
GameDay Central
-Volleyball
Turns Back UTEP 3-0
-Pirates
Down Southern Miss 2-1 in Conference USA Opener
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-ECU
looks forward to Knight game
A revitalized
but battered East Carolina football team suddenly has momentum in
Conference USA East and a chance to strike a big divisional blow tonight
against UCF.
-Injuries
force plenty of ECU players into action
East Carolina
already has earned a high grade for participation this season, though
it's been more about injuries than eagerness on the part of the team's
young players.
-East
Carolina salutes military at home game
-East
Carolina game brings traffic to area
-Download
your copy of Pirate Gameday right here
From the New Bern Sun Journal
-Pirates
set to duel with Knights
The beat goes
on for East Carolina.
-Dodge's
homecoming
East Carolina
punter Matt Dodge is proving Thomas Wolfe wrong in that he has gone home
again � and so far, successfully.
From the Winston-Salem Journal (AP)
-East
Carolina to take on UCF and star rusher Smith
-East
Carolina names Larry Epperly assistant coach
UCF Football Team Opens C-USA Road Play
At East Carolina
ucfathletics.com
Knights get test away from home
Florida Today
State scouting report
St Petersburg Times
UCF can take control in C-USA East chase
Orlando Sentinel
ECU roundup- Sadler ready for Purple-Gold
softball game
Washington Daily News
Aycock's Wright verbally commits to ECU
Goldsboro News Argus
Clifford the Perfect Assistant
nba.com
October 5, 2007
Paint it Purple Friday
Lee National Denim Day
National Diversity Day
Simchat Torah (Jewish)
From
Bonesville.net
-Bradsher:
The Bradsher Beat
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Pirates resolve, 'In C.J. we trust'
WNCT:
Pirate Insider Report
From
ecupirates.com
-ECU
Announces 2008 Baseball Schedule
Pirates Play
Eight Teams That Appeared in 2007 NCAA Regionals
-Purple
Sweeps Intrasquad Meet Against Gold Rival
Forecast:
Central Florida @ East Carolina
weather.com
Football always first for Johnson
Greenville Daily Reflector
Floridians round out Pirates' roster
Orlando Sentinel
Burnett sets sights on being UCF's
comeback kid
Florida Sun-Sentinel
Weekend Preview
USA Today
ECU hopes to corner UCF runner
East Carolina
University will be looking for win number three Saturday, but to do it,
it will have to contain number 24.
Washington Daily News
ASK CFN - Do You Know This Star RB?
College Football News
Hometown athlete leads Central Florida�s
offense
Kyle
Israel grew up a Central Florida football fan. He lived just 10 minutes
from the campus in Orlando, Fla.
New Bern Sun Journal
Sutton acquires ECU�s Ferguson after two
previous attempts
Daily O'Collegian (OSU)
October 4, 2007
National Depression Screening Day
St. Francis of Assisi Feast Day (Catholic)
Shemini Atzeret (Jewish)
Anniversary - Sputnik
Birthday - President Rutherford Hayes Birthday (19th President)
From
Bonesville.net
-Myatt:
View from the 'ville
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'Guts' the key for Cotton, defense
-BVL:
Updated C-USA Standings, Scores,
Schedule
From
ecupirates.com
-Lady
Pirates Golf Ranked 20th By GolfWeek
-ECU
Set To Host Old-Timer's Baseball Classic
Classic Scheduled Oct 6 at 2 p.m.
-Pirates
Dive Into Season With Purple-Gold Meet Thursday
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates
stick with pair of QBs
Holtz says Kass, Pinkney will get snaps
against UCF
-ECU
swimmers have high hopes
-Icenhower
dives into senior year
Former
Conference USA Freshman Diver of the Year, a two-time all-conference
selection and holds the majority of East Carolina University's women's
diving records.
-Ferguson
leaving ECU hoops program
Associate head coach accepts position with
Oklahoma State
From the East Carolinian
-Pirates
look to slay the Knights of the southlands
-ECU
cross country team hosts Pirate Invitational
-ECU
swim team dives into new season
UCF Football Game Notes - The East
Carolina Game
ucfathletics.com
From the Orlando Sentinel
-UCF
is putting up bulk of points early
After
struggling to put up points early in 2006, UCF is experiencing a
reversal of fortune in the scoring department this season.
-Burnett
back in a groove
UCF needs the
junior cornerback's big plays if it hopes to win in this difficult
month.
-Defense
recovering depth at linebacker
Pirates Wilson coming off career game
Washington Daily News
Holtz is stuck on two
New Bern Sun Journal
UCF (3-1) at East Carolina (2-3)
Raleigh News & Observer
From the Winston-Salem Journal
-Pirates'
Holtz wary of letdown this week (AP)
-Preps:
West Best for Bodenheimer: Star receiver considered
Glenn, Davie County before deciding to finish his career as a Titan
Bodenheimer,
a solid 200-pounder with sticky hands, has yet to receive a scholarship
offer but said he is being recruited by East Carolina - the school his
parents attended
Preps:
Tough on his feet
Warwick
senior Matt Bevins has stayed busy this season, and the kicker just
might be scholarship material...East Carolina is making the biggest push
for him.
Hampton Roads Daily Press
Preps:
Western Branch star has big numbers, but no college
offers
Ask Hykeem
Brodie about next fall, and his face broadens. He's close to
breathless at the thought of getting to play college football,
mentioning a half-dozen schools on his wish list: Ohio, East Carolina,
Marshall, Richmond, VMI, Virginia Tech.
The Virginian Pilot
Cowboy Basketball Announces Hiring of Chris Ferguson
Oklahoma State Athletics
Notebook- Ellerbe not a Volunteer thanks
to Bryant
Macon Telegraph
For Tech assistant, what a trip it's been
Dallas Morning News
October 3, 2007
Lailat Ul Qadr (The Night of Power - Islamic)
Anniversary - German Reunification
From
Bonesville.net
WNCT:
TOT Show
(Amy Koury, Tom Campbell)
WNCT:
Tailgate
(Greg Hudson, Kevin Monroe)
From
ecupirates.com
-Pirate
GameDay Central
Coming off its first Conference USA win of
the season, East Carolina (2-3, 1-1) will host UCF (3-1, 1-0) in league
action this Saturday, Oct. 6. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. (EDT)
in Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium.
-Softball
To Hold Purple-Gold Scrimmage Prior To ECU-UCF Contest
-Online
Video Available For C-USA Showdown With UCF
Leading the charge
Linebackers Cotton, Wilson thrive in new
roles
Greenville Daily Reflector
'Special' Pirates outlast Cougars
ECU picks up
first conference win
The East Carolinian
Pirates still have questions
Raleigh News & Observer
Pirates to host UCF in Conference USA play
Washington Daily News
UCF Football Weekly Press Conference Quotes - Oct. 2
Knights' offensive and defensive coordinators provide insight for team's
first C-USA road game
ConferenceUSA.com
From Florida Today
-Zack
Slate thriving on East Carolina University football team
-UCF
Knights accustomed to Kevin Smith's success
Upstarts shake up the Top 25
Non-BCS Team of the Week: East Carolina.
FOXSports.com
Academic Fraud in Collegiate Athletics
Terry Holland, a longtime men�s basketball coach at the University of
Virginia who is now athletics director at East Carolina, said coaches
and college officials are under increasing pressure to accept any
student who qualifies under the NCAA�s rules.
Inside Higher Ed
October 2, 2007
National Custodial Workers' Day
Phileas Fogg's Wager Day
World Farm Animals Day
Anniversary - Peanuts (comic strip)
Birthday - Mohandas Gandhi (spiritual leader)
From
Bonesville.net
-Bailey:
From the Anchor Desk
� What
a difference a kick makes!
BVL Audio:
Skip Holtz Monday press luncheon
WNCT:
TOT Show (Denny O'Brien, Scott
Weatherbee)
WNCT:
Brian Bailey Show (Junior Smith)
Weekly Press Luncheon Quotes
East Carolina University Head Football
Coach Skip Holtz addressed members of the media prior to this week's
game against UCF.
ecupirates.com
Injuries force Pirates to make changes
Injuries, more than anything else, have
dictated some shifts in both of East Carolina's front lines over the
last two weeks
Greenville Daily Reflector
ECU football team gets big boost from
area stars
Winston Salem
Journal
Wilson comes up huge for Pirates
Washington Daily News
Holtz to stick with two-QB system
Kinston Free Press
UCF approaches, so Holtz hopes ECU can
capitalize on Houston win
theledger.com (AP)
October 1, 2007
Child Health Day
National Cubicle Day
UN International Day of Older Persons
UN World Habitat Day
World Vegetarian Day
Anniversary - CD Player
Anniversary - Disney World
Anniversary - Levittown (1st suburb)
Anniversary - Model T (Ford)
Birthday - President Jimmy Carter (39th President)
From
Bonesville.net
-O'Brien:
Pirate Notebook No. 321
� Pirates
ride out stressful September
-O'Brien:
Denny O'Brien's Harris Poll Ballot
-BVL:
Harris Interactive College Football
Poll
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates
prove they can deal with game's ups and downs
If the East Carolina Pirates had come back
from Texas 1-4, they'd certainly have been seeing red.
-Catching
LeFever
Former ECU player making hits on big
screen
-
Around Campus/ECU Notes- Students study in
Hawaii
CAN EAST CAROLINA COMPETE FOR THE
CONFERENCE CROWN?
STATE OF THE C-USA BASEBALL
Rivals.com
Meet the Player- Raphael Edwards
OurSports Central
Congrats, inductees, and thank you
Allen also has offers from North Carolina,
Virginia, Florida, Miami, Alabama, NC State, East Carolina and Florida
State.
Washington Daily News
Houston kicker falters in Saturday�s loss
to East Carolina
New Bern Sun Journal
Pirates Falter At Southern Miss
Despite holding a 2-1 advantage, the East
Carolina volleyball team could not hold on, falling to Southern Miss 3-2
Sunday afternoon inside Reed Green Coliseum.
ecupirates.com
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October 7, 2007
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Brown's
loss another tough blow for Pack
-Big
plays stem the tide
-Late
mistake dooms Duke again
-Hokies
handle Tigers
From the Durham
Herald-Sun
-Heels
run out to big lead then hang on for win
-Duke
charges back but can't finish Deacs
-Devils
getting closer, but Wake still better
WVU routs Syracuse, 55-14
Charleston (WV) Daily
Mail
Beamerball is back at Virginia Tech!
Hampton Roads Daily Press
New life in Death Valley
The Hokies
get a bunch of help from the defense and special teams to get a road win
at Clemson.
Roanoke Times
From the Charlotte Observer
-Sideline
shuffle | Davis, Amato win against former schools
-Mountaineers
strike early, often
-Unpredictable
Panthers vs. Sad Saints- Angst wins
October 6, 2007
Limestone's Scott replaces Epperly
Brandon Scott
replaces Larry Epperly, who recently joined Mack McCarthy's coaching
staff at East Carolina.
Spartanburg (SC) Herald-Journal
North Carolina at Chapel Hill's future
football schedules
Below
is an outline of North Carolina's future football schedules. However,
every game and date are subject to change....East Carolina (Sept. 19,
2009);
East Carolina
(Oct. 2, 2010)
Chatham Journal Weekly
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Amato
gets a chance to coach against his former players
-Reunion
tour
Coach
Davis prefers to make new memories with Tar Heels.
-Bobcats
lose May for season
-Jones
acknowledges lying about steroids
-IOC
likely to strip medals
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Bobcats'
May needs surgery, is out for season
-He's
wrong, but Bruton and his bluff are a blast
His
threat to build a track outside of Concord because the city won't give
him what he wants when he wants it is the year's most overblown story.
-Race
is on- Rowan asks for speedway
-Around Campus:
Med school campus for city?
Charlotte,
one of the largest U.S. cities without a medical school, may be inching
closer to getting one....Charlotte was in the running for a medical
school in the 1970s when the nod went to Greenville.
Rodriguez- Mountaineer goals all still within reach
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Utah's wide-open spaces
Cardinals'
defense regresses, lets Utes roam free in upset
Louisville Courier Journal
Clemson hasn't forgotten 2006 loss to
Virginia Tech
Anderson Independent
Cavs not looking past Middle Tennessee
The Virginian Pilot
From the Durham
Herald-Sun
-Duke
not looking at last year's Wake game
-Davis,
Shannon have crossed paths before
Turn on computer to see Wake-Duke
Greensboro News-Record
USC baseball announces 2008 schedule
Columbia (SC) State
Get your tailgate party essentials
Fayetteville Observer
October 5, 2007
UK fumbles, Norwood rumbles
Defensive
end�s opportunistic touchdowns match NCAA record
Columbia (SC) State
From the Greenville
(SC) News
-Gamecocks
sack 'Cats
-Furman
football's graduation rate third best
The Furman
University football program has the third-highest graduation success
rate among all 236 NCAA Division I football-playing institutions, and
nine sports achieved rates of 100 percent according to NCAA figures
released Thursday.
Looks Like Another Struggling Week for
the Home Teams
wral.com
Amato's return good for 'Noles
The Wolfpack
beat FSU a year ago and then lost their last seven games of the season.
Amato lost his last game to East Carolina, a bitter home defeat, and he
lost his last three games to North Carolina (Chapel Hill), the
Wolfpack's most despised rival.
Florida Sun-Sentinel
From the Winston Salem
Journal
-College-Football
Notebook- Hokies' Whitaker is out for Tigers game
-Deacons
Notebook- Vaughn says Duke's Lewis is biggest challenge since Ryan
-Redskins
adding receivers, which is ominous for Lloyd
-Panthers
say meeting was 'productive'
Jones admits doping before 2000 Games
Gold medalist and former North Carolina at
Chapel Hill track star said she took 'the clear'
for 2 years
Charlotte Observer
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-State
hungry for win
-UNC-CH
frosh flashes style, substance
-Duke,
Wake QBs ready for round 2
October 4, 2007
Head-to-head dread
The ACC is
just 3-2 against Conference USA because of Central Florida's win over
N.C. State and East Carolina's victory over UNC-CH.
Roanoke Times
From the Greenville
(SC) News
-USC
has tough test to pass
Two teams
with something to prove tangle tonight in one of the biggest games in
recent years at Williams-Brice Stadium.
-Tigers
try to turn off Hokies' heat
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Miami
matchup pits teacher vs. student
-A
family affair for Hollidays
At first,
N.C. State associate head baseball coach Tom Holliday was ecstatic. Then
he was worried.
-Graduation
rates low for 2 Pack teams
From the Durham
Herald-Sun
-Duke,
UNC graduation rates above average; Pack slightly below
-Canes'
work OT but get no payoff
Cooper solves secondary equation
Ron Cooper
crisscrossed the country making a dizzying number of moves, never
staying at a school for more than two years. Minnesota. Austin
Peay. Murray State. East Carolina. UNLV.
Columbia (SC) State
NASCAR drivers are truly athletes
Anderson Independent
October 3, 2007
From the
Fayetteville Observer
-Recruiting-
Top talent often leaves state
-It
all changed with one kick for UNC-CH's Barth
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-N.C.
State professor has winning formula
The clock's
racing. Two minutes remain. Your team is down by six points with the
ball, first- and-10 at its own 20-yard line.
-Yow
is her no. 1 fan
-Canes'
optimism abounds
-Gentlemen,
start your bidding; speedway changes hands
From the Durham
Herald-Sun
-Key
game for Devils against Wake
-Devils
return home an improved team
-Elzy
makes most of chance in UNC-CH backfield
From the Birmingham News
-UK
vs. USC- From doormats to must-see TV
Thursday
marks the 38th anniversary of the first primetime telecast of an SEC
football game. You may remember it: Archie Manning went wild in a 33-32
Ole Miss defeat to Alabama.
-USF's
Leavitt takes issue with Saban, News column
South Florida
football coach Jim Leavitt criticized Alabama coach Nick Saban and The
Birmingham News on Tuesday, saying comments regarding the academic
standards of the Big East were made by both parties "without verifying
the facts."
Notes- Short week not a concern, Spurrier says
Columbia (SC) State
Clemson reports secondary violation
In his fourth
season as a starter on the men's soccer team, Buchholz was granted a
scholarship to kick for the football team this season.
Greenville (SC) News
Winthrop might play if donors would pay
President
says it'll take more than $20 million to add Football
Charlotte Observer
Mixed Signals- Amato, now an FSU
assistant, has changed since he was fired by N.C. State - but not too
much
Winston Salem
Journal
October 2, 2007
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Amato
holds no grudges
-Injury
shelves Beck; Evans to start at FSU
-Heels
lose senior CB for season
-Duke
lineman's 'cool' summer internship
From the Durham
Herald-Sun
-ACC
football upgraded- Not so much
-Evans,
former Southern star, stabbed after party at UMass
Injured White doing better
Beckley Register Herald
Fires, polls and bowl possibilities
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Coaches show USC no love
Are
vindictive coaches ranking the Gamecocks lower for a reason?
Columbia (SC) State
Delhomme not thinking surgery
Charlotte Observer
October 1, 2007
Whose 1-4 Is the Most Impressive?
WRAL.com
WVU QB day-to-day
Charleston (WV) Gazette
College football- While USC, Georgia vault
in polls, Clemson drops to No. 22
Anderson Independent
Maury defender is first to commit to ODU
football
Hampton Roads Daily Press
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Late
Hits
-NCSU
postgame clipboard
-UNC-CH
postgame clipboard
Panthers coming unhinged
Charlotte Observer
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October 7, 2007
From
ConferenceUSA.com
-Oct.
6 C-USA Football Round-Up
Chris Johnson
returned a kickoff 96 yards for a touchdown to spark a 28-point third
quarter as East Carolina rallied against UCF and ran away to a 52-38
Conference USA victory Saturday night. In other league action, UTEP won
another shootout over Tulsa, 48-47.
-Cougars'
Rally Falls Short at Alabama
-Tulane
Falls to Army 20-17 in Overtime
-UTEP
Stuns Tulsa with Wild Comeback Win
From the El Paso Times
-Miners
come up big
A week ago,
after the miracle against SMU, UTEP coach Mike Price pointed to the game
as a touchstone a young team could fall back on the next time it was in
trouble.
-Miners
edge Tulsa, 48-47
-Miner
notes- Thomas sets record for rushing touchdowns
-Miners
show more heart
Tulsa falls to UTEP late again
Tulsa World
Cougars pay dearly for mistakes in loss
to Alabama
Houston Chronicle
Penalties costly as Wave falls to Army
New Orleans Times Picayune
From the Birmingham News
-Blazers
can't survive Dixon's second effort
UAB's
defense answered nearly every challenge in the first half of Saturday's
non-conference football game against Mississippi State at Davis Wade
Stadium.
-BLAZERS
NOTEBOOK
Golden Eagles have problem to solve at
QB
Jackson Clarion Ledger
Marshall basketball shaping up
Huntington Herald Dispatch
October 6, 2007
From the Birmingham News
-C-USA
PREVIEW
-BLAZER
BUZZ
-QB
questions won't be answered until kickoff
C-USA notebook- Southern Miss thrown for a
loop by Rice
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Hurricane expects one rowdy crowd
Awaiting
Tulsa will be a mountain-side stadium filled with orange-clad, rowdy
fans for Saturday night's road game at UTEP.
Tulsa World
From the El Paso Times
-Houston
to face angry Alabama
-Thomas
12th in nation in rushing yards
Previews of Saturday's college football games
Houston Chronicle
Freshman Young has potential
Hattiesburg American
Spirited practice, recruiting mark a busy
day for Herd
Huntington
Herald-Dispatch
October 5, 2007
From
the Hattiesburg American
-Eagles
say goals still within reach
You can win
the conference with one conference loss.
-Too
many mistakes
From the Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Loss
launches USM into soul-searching
-Notebook-
Turnover fever decimates Eagles
From College Football News
-Previews
and Predictions for the Week 6 C-USA Games
-Previews
and Predictions for the Week 6 Confeference USA Games, Part 2
Cougar QBs not the only concern for Tide coaches
Tuscaloosa News
From the Dallas Morning News
-Bennett
making changes to SMU's defense
-SMU
basketball gets California commitment
From the Dallas Morning News
-Offensive
targets can be Herd's path to elusive first victory
-Herd
starts hoops season with Madness
From the El Paso Times
-Tulsa
QB has no regrets
-Miners
hope to exploit edge in special teams
Similarities help spark rivalry
There are
three major college football programs in Oklahoma. All of them will play
on Texas soil Saturday -- OU vs. Texas in Dallas, Oklahoma State at
Texas A&M and Tulsa at Texas-El Paso.
Tulsa World
October 4, 2007
From
ConferenceUSA.com
-Rice
Hangs on for 31-29 Win at Southern Miss
Jarett
Dillard caught two touchdown passes, Andrew Sendejo intercepted two
passes and Rice held off a fourth-quarter comeback to post a 31-29
victory over Southern Miss on Wednesday night in Hattiesburg.
-Dillard
Delives in 31-29 Owl Victory
-Postgame
Quotes from the Rice Game
-Women's
Golf Notebook
-Men's
Golf Notebook
-Cougar
Football Notes
-Funeral
Arrangements For Taylor Bradford Announced
-Four
Games Into 2007 Season, Learning Continues For Tulane's Football Team
-UTEP
Volleyball Heads to East Carolina, Marshall
Around Conference USA - Football
USA Today
From the
Houston Chronicle
-Rice
stuns error-prone Southern Miss
When
fifth-year senior safety Aubrey White stripped Southern Miss quarterback
Stephen Reaves in the waning moments at M.M. Roberts Stadium, senior
nose guard Jonathan Cary pounced on the Golden Eagles' seventh turnover
to clinch a thrilling 31-29 victory.
-UH's
no-name offense is hard to pin down
From the Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-USM
Football- Fried by Rice
Southern Miss
got a do-over on national cable television Wednesday night after
faltering badly at Boise State last week.
-Suddenly,
a crisis in Hattiesburg
-QB
Reaves says put blame 'all on me'
-Notebook-
Freshman QB Young injured on 1st series
-Bower
on 7 turnovers- �We beat ourselves�
From the Biloxi Sun
Herald
-Eagles
drop the ball in division race, too
Southern Miss
dug itself a huge hole Wednesday night in its Conference USA battle with
previously winless Rice at M.M. Roberts Stadium.
-CONFERENCE
USA FOOTBALL
USM fans like to vent on Internet
Hattiesburg American
Houston brings two-QB system into
Tuscaloosa
The Decatur Daily
From the Orlando
Sentinel
-'Pad's
C-USA Weekly Check-in (Week 5)
-UCF
'07-'08 baseball schedule released
Draining 48 hours ends with Tigers' victory
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Better play, same result for Herd
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Time to think about it
Winless Herd
regroups after poor showing at Memphis
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Memphis blues
Charleston (WV) Daily
Mail
BRAGGING RIGHTS ON LINE
New Orleans Times Picayune
Miner problem?
Can the
University of Tulsa win a Conference USA championship with a defense
allowing 39 points and 482 yards per game?
Tulsa World
Miner Notebook-Depth a key to success for UTEP
El Paso Times
October 3, 2007
From
ConferenceUSA.com
-Tuesday
Football Recap
Marshall once
again had victory slip out of its hands as an emotionally charged
Memphis team was able to pull out a 24-21 victory over the Thundering
Herd in Conference USA football action at the Liberty Bowl on Tuesday.
-Tulane
Begins Preparing For Army In First Road Game Of 2007
-Cougar
Daily Practice Report
-Blazers
Endure Physical Practice In Full Pads Tuesday
-Women's
Soccer Notebook
Memphis Defeats Marshall, 24-21
gotigersgo.com (AP)
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Willed
to victory
If presented
the option of playing three games in 11 days at any point during the
rest of his coaching career, the University of Memphis's Tommy West
knows how he'll respond.
-ESPN
telecast hits right note
Skip (Holtz),
now the head coach at East Carolina, later joined the broadcast via
telephone
-U
of M students return to classes with Bradford on their minds
From the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-MU�s
season hopes dashed amid somber atmosphere
-Tigers
hold off Herd 24-21
Marshall continues slide with 24-21 loss to Memphis
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Previews and Predictions for the Week 6
C-USA Games
College Football News
Conference USA football notebook
New Bern Sun Journal
From the Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-USM
Football- And the Eagles' starting quarterback is ...
?
-Look
out for...
-Keys
for Southern Miss
-Notebook-
Clark, Sumrall honored by C-USA
-UAB
craves regional challenges
NEW YOUNG GUN
Southern
Miss, on the road for the past month, resumes its quest for a Conference
USA championship tonight against Rice at M.M. Roberts Stadium.
Biloxi Sun Herald
Toledo focused on first trip to Army
New Orleans Times Picayune
From the
Houston Chronicle
-Rice
comes to grips with yet another 0-4 start
-QB
duel won't end for Briles; Cougars' Avery honored
Ex-Bulldog Thornton eager to play old team
UAB's Brandon
Thornton wants to approach Saturday's game at Mississippi State like any
other game.
Birmingham News
Changes expected for SMU's sagging defense
Dallas Morning News
Miners hope for '05 repeat
Tulsa World
UTEP sets goal of less penalties
El Paso Times
October 2, 2007
Tiger Football Player Killed Sunday Evening
gotigersgo.com
From the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Memphis
player killed; Tuesday game still set
-Game
could be unpredictable
-Herd
tries to forget September
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Campus
mourns slain athlete
Bradford
carrying $7,000 winnings when killed at U of M
-Tigers
celebrate, mourn Bradford
The shooting
death of University of Memphis defensive lineman Taylor Bradford on
Sunday night stunned and saddened the Tiger football family, which spent
Monday attempting to deal with its shock before tonight's Conference USA
game against Marshall.
-Campus
shooting death was targeted act
-He
was so much more than a football teammate
From the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-Tigers
playing through the pain
-Police
still searching clues in Memphis slaying
-Marshall-Memphis
capsule
From the
Charleston (WV) Daily
Mail
-Jones
is building a program at Marshall
-Snyder
will use all tools he needs
Marshall-Memphis will go on
Beckley Register Herald
From
ConferenceUSA.com
-C-USA
Football Notebook
Two mid-week
games, both to be televised on ESPN2, highlight this week's Conference
USA football slate.
-Blazers
Focused On Upcoming Game At Mississippi State
-Todd
Graham Press Conference Quotes
-Owls
Open C-USA Schedule at Southern Miss
-USM
Practices in Stadium, Monday, Putting in Final Prep Work for Rice This
Week
-Quotes
from Tommy West Press Conference
From the Houston Chronicle
-Memphis
will play despite player's death
-Midweek
contest a challenge for Owls
Memorable Moments
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
USM makes changes on O-line
Hattiesburg American
From the Jackson Clarion Ledger
-USM
Football- Third-down letdowns at center of D's woes
-Notebook-
Injuries may open door for frosh QB
Foul mood hangs over Hattiesburg
Biloxi Sun Herald
Conference USA conference roundup,
standings, player and game of the week
College Football News
Blazers adding pair of games against Ole
Miss
Birmingham News
Houston offense creates a challenge for
Tide
Tuscaloosa News
UCF-South Florida game on ESPNU
Florida Today
Miners show right attitude
El Paso Times
October 1, 2007
O'Leary focuses on problem areas
With a tough month ahead, the Knights
coach is scrutinizing his team's weaknesses.
Orlando Sentinel
From the El Paso Times
-Homecoming
festivities at UTEP get started
The homecoming football game against East
Carolina University will be at 7:05 pm Oct. 13 at the Sun Bowl Stadium.
-Miners
thrilled with gutsy win
UCF-Louisiana Postgame Notes
ucfathletics.com
No sophomore slump for Slate
Marshall tight end continues to build on
fabulous freshman campaign
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Injuries hampering Marshall
Memphis Commercial Appeal
So far, so good for Marshall�s Evans
Beckley Register Herald
UAB still trying to learn how to win
Birmingham News
USM football- Eagles aim to rebound after
Boise blowout
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Wave finds positives in loss
New Orleans
Times Picayune
From the
Tulsa World
-Defense
struggling
-TU
Notebook- Back in stride
From
ConferenceUSA.com
-Women's
Soccer Weekend Round-Up
East Carolina and Memphis both close out
their non-conference regular season on winning streaks following some
exciting weekend action.
-Southern
Miss Utilizes Night Practice, Sunday, to Ready Themselves for Rice This
Week
-Green
Wave Baseball Caps Week One Of Fall Ball With Sunday Scrimmage
422- Favre breaks record for TD passes - plus one
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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